CHECK IT IN TIME Kidney danger warns and Dean's Pill remedy
F obv kidney neglect risks include dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. If symptoms appear, begin Dean's Kidney Pills per W P Miller of Pender Nebraska who says the pills saved his life after costly failed treatments. Remember the name Dean's sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Nature
Bright
Dean
W. P. Miller
Pender
Nebr
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Oldest Klickitat Indian Jake Hunt Near Death
An Ilusum correspondence report from Portland Oregonian notes Jake Hunt, reputedly over 100, near death at his home near town. He recalls a former Klickitat village now reduced to a church totem pole and burial mounds. His lands are productive and valued, with heirs few after seven marriages.
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Jake Hunt
Hunt
Jake
Ilusum
Portland
Worldly counsel from old friends in a playful exchange
Ferdinand asks for guidance and William urges him to explore more of the world. The dialogue captures a lighthearted moment encouraging curiosity and travel between two companions.
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Ferdinand
William
Landlady Rejects Advance Payment Demand
A fussy boarder urges Mrs Hasher to cut rates as provisions fall. She refuses, saying she cannot pay her debts. He suggests prepaid rates would clear her debts, but she insists she cannot reduce prices.
Illusion Suspect in Trouble Over Gift Fountain Pen
In a scene described by Miss Miami Brown and Miss Cleopatra Fuckson, J specks Mistah Rastus Pinkley is said to be in trouble. One witnesses teardrops on his face but another claims the marks come from splatter while filling a Christmas gift fountain pen.
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Rastus Pinkley
Miss Miami Brown
Cleopatra Fuckson
Alike to Aching Heart and Suffragette Power
A satirical note compares broadcloth waistcoats to aching hearts and mocks laughter on velvet cushions. It suggests future office may target men to dodge women when suffragettes gain power.
Reign of Jehoshaphat Sunday Lesson Summary
A historical church study on Jehoshaphat’s 25 year reign from 922 BCE focusing on his piety, governance, reform of high places, and cautionary alliance with Ahab. It notes his lineage, reform efforts, and the spiritual lessons from his life for faithful leadership and missionary work.
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Jehoshaphat
B. C
Ephraim
Ramoth-Gilead
Jordan
Tekoa
Bethlehem
Jehovah
Asa
Azubah
Hezekiah
Josiah
Judah
Israel
Baasha
Ramah
Jerusalem
Ahab
David
God
Jezebel
Beersheba
Mount Ephriam
Ten Million People in the Canadian West by 1920
A 1910 Toronto Star piece cites New York Commercial predictions that Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia could host ten million people by 1920. It argues wheat lands and railways will spur vast growth, basing claims on Canada surpassing U.S. wheat output and abundant undeveloped land with high profitability for settlers.
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Toronto Star
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
New York Commercial
Canadian West
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Ontario
France
Ottawa
Eide
Editsa
Gardner
Toledo
Motherly Advice From A Dolls' School Scene
A Margery led a classroom play with dolls and a physiology lesson. The pretend teacher stresses cleanliness for hands and feet to prevent accidents, reflecting a domestic moral tone from Metropolitan Magazine.
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Margery
Metropolitan Magazine
Eddie Hopes To Greet Aunt Emma At Midnight
Eddie begs to stay up for his Aunt Emma's European arrival and asks his father to sing lullabies so he can endure five hours past his bedtime. His mother refuses, insisting he cannot stay awake that long.
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Eddie
Emma
Europe
Fame and Fate in a Quirky Exchange
A Life magazine quip frames fame and fate in a witty dialogue about a five cent cigar. The fragment turns on a man seeking stardom while Fate and a sweet remark propel him toward obscurity. The page also advertises Dr Pierce’s Pellets for constipation and features Mark Twain quotes about illusions and life.
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Fate
CULE COLD IN ONE DAY FOR LAXATI BROMO TABLETS
A stray note touts a supposed cure with Laxati Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims a quick remedy for colds, signed by G K on each bottle, while a line about love and frugality contrasts with a food ad for Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Proves Worthy by Persistent Ads
The piece argues that advertising alone cannot sell worthless goods and highlights Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a model of success earned through merit and word of mouth. It warns consumers to beware fake tablets that imitate popular national brands and to avoid substitutes.
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Tte
Captains Discuss Bullion Twins Eluding Identification
Capt. Jack asks how to tell the Bullion twins apart and Lady Kitty says she does not try, insisting the sisters are indistinguishable to her.
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Jack
Kitty
Different Now, of Course Civil Service Reform Speech
Mayor Whitlock of Toledo notes progress in civil service reform and recalls a Urbana resident's old time demand for a political favor. He contrasts past expectations with today's merit based system and cites a quip about what a boy could do.
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Whitlock
Toledo
Urbana
Sounds Noisy Exchange Between Gerald and Geraldine
A terse dialogue shows Geraldine chiding Gerald for loud attire that drowns out his calls and him insisting she is always out when he phones. The exchange highlights miscommunication and fashion as a social barrier.
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Gerald
Geraldine
Piles Cored in 6 to 14 Days Claim Pazy Ointment
An advertisement promises to refund money if Pazy Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within six days. It mentions a druggist guarantee and references a Mrs. Austins Buckwise in Flour with moral commentary on sin and good times.
Wise Bishop’s Charity Ball Remark Sparks Memphis Banter
A Memphis man questions charity balls as reverent charity. Episcopal Bishop Thomas F. Gailor replies with humor, saying he would dance the whole length of Memphis in full canonicals if it helped anyone, illustrating pragmatic charity.
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Tennessee
Thomas F. Gailor
Memphis
Bishop Gailor
How the Fight Began
Fragmentary text includes dialogue between Violette and Reginald and ad copy for Hamlins Wizard Oil and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Also features a quip about trade, a charitable proverb, and a gasping remark on payment.
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The
Oicest Klickitat
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mick
Mark Twain
Mrs
Mrs. Austins
Tro Bien T Et
Ott de Samuel
Eet
Rochelle Satta
Bears
the Centaur Company
Bnew York
Greenths
USA
Gastoria
Violette
Reginald
West Indies
New York
I Uso
Moltke
Spaniab
Malia
West Iadies
Panama
Ph. L. Barron
Dayna Ave
Los Angeles
Cal
Lavest
Indisanpelis
A Cola Co
Indiganpelis, Lad
the Toptlar Advertiser
Sample Or & Jiarry
Kubnig
Clinton Bt
New Yor
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
Pres
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
M.ass
Spack St
Crockton, Mase
Charlotte M. Braeme
Scinall
Charlotte Mr. Braeme
Byday Life
Chicago
Spohn Medical CO
Soctorchetsts Goshen
Ind
U. S.A
Pensacola
Florida
Pensacola Realty Company
Ee Digby
Donsed Bredstreet
Iuroskeep
Wall Simbet
Tork Miptabilabeau
Indianapolia
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